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Grounding Multiple Electrical Outlets
I am installing multiple electrical outlets in a rec room using romex
and metal outlet boxes. When I ground the boxes, do I need to make a 4 wire pigtail from the incoming and outgoing romex, a wire off the grounding screw of the receptacle, and a wire off of the grounding screw on the box? Is this the proper procedure? Thanks in advance for your help. Rob |
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Grounding Multiple Electrical Outlets
"Rob Kiz" wrote in message ... I am installing multiple electrical outlets in a rec room using romex and metal outlet boxes. When I ground the boxes, do I need to make a 4 wire pigtail from the incoming and outgoing romex, a wire off the grounding screw of the receptacle, and a wire off of the grounding screw on the box? Is this the proper procedure? Thanks in advance for your help. Rob I generally take one ground and wrap it around the box ground screw, then make up the pigtail. You may be able to use self grounding receptacles, and eliminate that wire |
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Grounding Multiple Electrical Outlets
On 9/6/2010 12:22 PM, Rob Kiz wrote:
I am installing multiple electrical outlets in a rec room using romex and metal outlet boxes. When I ground the boxes, do I need to make a 4 wire pigtail from the incoming and outgoing romex, a wire off the grounding screw of the receptacle, and a wire off of the grounding screw on the box? Is this the proper procedure? Thanks in advance for your help. Rob yep, if you're playing the code game. -- Steve Barker remove the "not" from my address to email |
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Grounding Multiple Electrical Outlets
"Rob Kiz" wrote in message ... I am installing multiple electrical outlets in a rec room using romex and metal outlet boxes. When I ground the boxes, do I need to make a 4 wire pigtail from the incoming and outgoing romex, a wire off the grounding screw of the receptacle, and a wire off of the grounding screw on the box? Is this the proper procedure? Thanks in advance for your help. Rob Not good batteries. I would send battery to Voltman Batteries in Mansfield Ohio. They are real fast, ( sent mine out on Monday, got back on Friday) work good. $45 total for 12V. Check them out online.. R --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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